The Young Bucks match with Adam Copeland and Christian Cage AEW All in London 2026 was a turning point for the AEW co-founders. It was their third appearance at Wembley Stadium, their first official match with the team they grew up wanting to wrestle for, and while they didn’t leave London with the AEW World Tag Team Championships, they were able to pay tribute to many people and promotions thanks to their special rings.
During the last release “Being eliteMatt and Nick Jackson broke down all the Easter eggs displayed on the ring jackets and tights they both wore at Wembley Stadium, which featured some familiar faces and foes. There’s ROH, there’s PWG, photos of us in front of the Tokyo Dome holding all the gold. It’s the first Wembley, we’ve got Adam Cole right here and then this is actually the logo that we did for the cover tonight. Every logo is connected to The Young Bucks.”
Matt and Nick revealed what the font of each letter in the logo represented, such as 2018. Bullet Club:The Mount Rushmore stable at PWG and even their backyard wrestling posters. All their old ring names were emblazoned on their jackets, logos from all the companies they worked for including Dragon Gate, CHIKARA, and EWF, and to complete the design, a photo collage spanning their entire career. From their first ever match as a tag team, to their time in New Japan Pro Wrestling, to their EVP era in AEW, Matt and Nick revealed how much they enjoyed wearing their gear at All In London.
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